Re: [autotest] vm creation fails (not)

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On 08/05/09 17:48, Michael Goldish wrote:
You should use wait() to find out if the process is alive, not tricks
with the PID and process name, which are racy as you found out.

I'm not sure I can do that because the process I'm interested in isn't a
child of mine.

wait() doesn't work then.  But why it isn't a child?

In any case, I'd still need to use the process name to make sure the PID
belongs to the original process, because PIDs are reused after a while.

No. If it is your child the process continue to exist as zombie until you've asked for the exit status using wait().

cheers,
  Gerd
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